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Emergency Landing Aircraft Badges: All 11 Planes

All 11 aircraft badges in Emergency Landing, with award counts and win rates from the Roblox API, plus the private-server ATR 42 and the hidden ??? badge.

11/13/2026 Last updated: 11/13/2026 4 min read

FAQ

How many aircraft badges are in Emergency Landing?
There are 11 aircraft badges: Airbus A320 Family, Boeing 737 Family, Boeing 707, Boeing 727, Boeing 7J7, Douglas DC-10, McDonnell Douglas MD-11, ATR 72, ATR 42, Tupolev Tu-114, and one hidden badge named ???.
Why do I not have the ATR 42 badge?
The badge description says the ATR 42 is only available in private servers, so public-server flights cannot award it. It has 159,774 awards against 3.3 million for the ATR 72.

Which aircraft badges exist in Emergency Landing?

There are 11 aircraft badges, one per aircraft in the badge set: the Airbus A320 Family, Boeing 737 Family, Boeing 707, Boeing 727, Boeing 7J7, Douglas DC-10, McDonnell Douglas MD-11, ATR 72, ATR 42, Tupolev Tu-114, and a hidden badge called ???.

The full aircraft badge table

Aircraft Badge created Awards Win rate API description
Boeing 737 Family 2023-03-09 5,678,090 26.6% You flew on one of the most varied aircraft families in-game.
Douglas DC-10 2023-03-09 3,692,364 19.5% The first wide-body aircraft ever added to the game!
Mc Donnell Douglas MD-11 2023-03-09 3,435,720 21.4% Trijets my beloved.
ATR 72 2023-08-25 3,310,639 33.3% This cozy regional turboprop was the first aircraft to include two cabin classes in-game!
Boeing 727 2023-03-09 3,130,113 15.3% You flew on the classic narrow-body trijet everyone loves.
Airbus A320 Family 2022-03-19 3,039,063 26.2% You flew on a very cool plane!
Tupolev Tu-114 2023-10-23 2,744,407 18.9% You flew on one of the most unique aircraft ever, and the first quad-engine added to the game!
Boeing 7J7 2023-03-09 2,731,342 14.3% Wonder why are the engine blades pointing outwards? That’s a propfan, a cool and rare engine type.
Boeing 707 2025-11-08 1,688,851 29.6% You took a flight on one of the earliest commercial jets in history, and the very first quadjet in the game!
ATR 42 2023-08-25 159,774 0.7% This small aircraft is only available in private servers!
??? 2023-10-23 9,635 0.0% ??????

Win rate is the share of the game’s players who hold the badge. It is the closest thing the API offers to a marker of how many players have flown each aircraft.

Which aircraft badge is the most common?

The Boeing 737 Family badge is the most awarded aircraft badge with 5,678,090 awards and a 26.6% win rate. Douglas DC-10 sits second at 3,692,364. Together the two narrowbody families, the 737 and the A320, account for 29.4% of all aircraft badge awards.

Which aircraft badge is the rarest?

The hidden ??? badge has 9,635 awards and a reported 0% win rate, and the ATR 42 has 159,774. The ATR 42 number has a documented explanation; the ??? badge does not.

Why is the ATR 42 badge so rare?

Its description is explicit: “This small aircraft is only available in private servers!” With 0.7% of players holding it, it is effectively a private-server badge, which is also why it is the only aircraft page on this site that has to talk about server settings.

What the aircraft badges confirm about the fleet

  • Narrowbody families: the A320 Family and 737 Family badges are family badges, so variants are not counted separately.
  • Trijets: Boeing 727, Douglas DC-10 and McDonnell Douglas MD-11.
  • Quadjets: Boeing 707, created on 2025-11-08 and described as the game’s first quadjet, and the Tupolev Tu-114, which the description calls the first quad-engine aircraft added.
  • Turboprops: ATR 42 and ATR 72, with the 72 described as the first aircraft in the game with two cabin classes.
  • Propfan: Boeing 7J7, whose description points out the outward-facing engine blades.

The Boeing 707 badge is the newest of the eleven by a wide margin — created in November 2025 while the others date from 2022 and 2023 — and already has 1,688,851 awards, more than ten times the ATR 42.

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